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 Ok, it's just 20:00, and the workday isn't finished, but...

This morning I've eventually found the right dependency version (fixing a security hole in Avro); slapped together a PR and sent for review.

Then a bot sent a bunch of PRs, so I was reviewing them and approving.

Then there was a standup, where Mike, in his disgusting voice, was asking me, how are things with this or that ops case, and asked me to update the case in Jira. Ok, sure, do I mind. Sure.

Later I saw a comment from Devon in my PR. He wrote that they did the same fix, half a day after me, and merged it. Good guys. I need some (not much) effort to get used to this kind of attitude. First: do I care? Answer: no, I don't. But I deserve a break.

After the break I got through those ops case. As many as I saw, they are either closed or redirected to another team, who accepted them.

So I just wrote some kind words.

Oh, except the one, created over a month and a half ago, where an account was created twice, and about a week and a half ago I asked, which one to delete, and the last response was: "we are still studying, which one". Good.

Seriously, and since they don't want anything from me, I'll rather spend time reading and learning French.

Not exactly, I'll open my work computer a bit later. Also, I'm waiting for my recruiter Sean's call later tonight.
 

P.S. Opened it. In my post about an ops case accepted by Prism team (so it's not our business anymore) Mike's boss, that Culinary college alumna that came to rule us all, wrote that she did not find any info about Prism in that case. I copy-pasted the quote, posted it on Slack, checked that actually there are 0 ops cases (yes, I did handle them all, and it's most probably the last time I do it for them), and closed the work computer.